Daily Brief: Ramachandra Guha: Understanding the power of the ‘2A variant’ in the Indian political economy

Ramachandra Guha: Understanding the power of the ‘2A variant’ in the Indian political economy

The influence wielded by two business families is unprecedented.

Election Commissioner Arun Goel resigns ahead of Lok Sabha elections

The law ministry did not specify in its gazette notification why Goel stepped down.

A decade under Modi: Big push for sanitation and drinking water does not go far enough

The BJP promised to increase the number of households with toilets from 39% in 2014 to 100% by 2019. Where does that stand now?

The story of how Chhau escaped from royal palaces and became the entertainment of the common man

Emerging from mid-19th century martial training of elite fighters, Chhau had to go through a tortuous journey to become a celebratory form of enter...

‘Saraswati Devi, who?’ Only one of India’s pioneering film music composers

‘Main Ban Ke Chidiya’ endures – as does the legacy of its trailblazing creator.

‘I was testing the boundaries of motherhood and its impact on creative life’: Writer Bee Rowlatt

An interview with the author of ‘Talking About Jane Austen in Baghdad’ and ‘In Search of May’.

‘The author must obsessively exile or exorcise themselves from the novel’: Saharu Nusaiba Kannanari

‘I had to learn everything from scratch, for long and alone, and since I was a Malayalam medium student, this ‘everything’ included the English lan...

‘Famine Tales’: This anthology of patachitra and comics shows the spectre of hunger is still alive

The book takes a look at four famines in history – in 1590s’ Britain, the Midlands Rising of 1607, the Gujarat Famine of 1630, and the 1769-70 Beng...

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